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The midterm elections gave Democrats a sizable majority in the House and 54 seats in the Senate, with the races in Mississippi and Alaska still undecided, bringing Donald Trump’s period of governing with a friendly Congress to an end. Democrats plan to amend parts of the tax and spending laws and review restrictions on Medicaid, as well as launch congressional investigations. But they do not have enough votes to override a presidential veto. Trump will still be able to use his executive powers, while funding, the debt ceiling, and appointments could become flashpoints for negotiation and confrontation. The article concludes that losing the majority limits Trump’s ability to impose his agenda, but does not end his influence: the course of the next two years will depend on whether he is willing to compromise or escalate.
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